New York Statutes

§ 212-A — Abandoning of parts of town highways

New York § 212-A
JurisdictionNew York
Law HAYHighway
Art. 8Town Highways

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N.Y. Highway § 212-A (2026).

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§ 212-a. Abandoning of parts of town highways. Whenever, pursuant to\nthis chapter or under the provisions of any statute, any town road shall\nhave been widened, straightened, extended, drained, paved or otherwise\nimproved and in the process thereof a town shall have acquired from an\nadjacent owner certain lands necessary for said right-of-way by\npurchase, condemnation or as a gift and where under such circumstances\neither the grantor of said new right-of-way shall own the property on\nboth sides thereof for the full length of the new taking or the consent\nin writing of any and all other owners within such area be given, and\nthere shall be sections of the old road as it existed before said\nimprovement which are of no further use for highway purposes to said\ntown, the town board

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